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The inventory consumption ratio is the ratio of the inventory at the end of the current period to the consumption of the current period, that is, the inventory consumption ratio = inventory at the end of the current period / consumption of the current period. It is an indicator proposed by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization to measure the level of food security. Too high or too low is dangerous. "Inventory-to-consumption ratio" decreases, which means that supply is less than demand, and increases indicate that the supply is sufficient.
Inventory consumption ratio
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- Chinese name
- Inventory consumption ratio
- Definition
- Ratio of inventory at the end of the period to consumption in the period
- Presenter
- FAO
- Use
- Measuring food security
- The inventory consumption ratio is the ratio of the inventory at the end of the current period to the consumption of the current period, that is, the inventory consumption ratio = inventory at the end of the current period / consumption of the current period. It is an indicator proposed by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization to measure the level of food security. Too high or too low is dangerous. "Inventory-to-consumption ratio" decreases, which means that supply is less than demand, and increases indicate that the supply is sufficient.
- definition
- In addition, the inventory at the end of the period is the remainder of the beginning inventory, production and imports after deducting consumption and exports for the period.
- Looking at the supply and demand of a country
- Inventory at the end of the current period = Inventory at the beginning of the current period + Output in the current period Consumption in the current period + Net imports and exports. [1]
- Global perspective
- Inventory at the end of the current period = Inventory at the beginning of the current period + Current production-Current consumption